Prasarana says no compromise on possible corruption in MRT, LRT projects

It says it will liaise with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to get an accurate picture before taking follow-up measures.

Bernama

May 30, 2022 3:09 PM1 minute read

Commuters observe social distancing in this file picture of an MRT heading to Bukit Bintang in Kuala Lumpur.

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Prasarana Malaysia Bhd today said it takes a serious view of media reports citing sources claiming that there were elements of bribery in public transport infrastructure construction projects.

The public transportation operator in a statement today said these involved the MRT and LRT projects.

“Prasarana does not compromise over any form of corruption in any of its affairs.

“We will closely follow the development of the case and liaise with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to get an accurate picture before taking follow-up measures,” it said.

Prasarana also urged the public not to speculate on the matter.